Y-shaped

The blacked-out teaser image shows off the front of a low-slung vehicle with Y-shaped LED running lights resembling the Terzio Millennio concept car.

The vehicle features a large front bumper with horizontal slats, a sleeker headlamp cluster, a lower nose and interiors with the centre tunnel in a 'Y-shaped' casing, which houses an eight-inch infotainment system, connected to a nine-speaker JBL Dolby audio system, a memory function for the driver seat, a rear armrest with a capacitive touchscreen, three-zone climate control and a leather-trimmed steering wheel, with audio and cruise controls mounted on it.

In the search for training systems more adapted to modern viticulture, producers have used Y-shaped trelis, which has had its use encouraged in Santa Catarina and currently in Rio Grande do Sul (CHAVARRIA et al., 2009) and in Sao Paulo (PEDRO JUNIOR, et al., 2011; HERNANDES and PEDRO JUNIOR, 2015).

These are the large, Y-shaped protein that are produced primarily by plasma cells present in the blood in response to pathogens such as viruses and bacteria.

The doctor will find the Y-shaped red worms in the trachea and bronchi.

Without a link Manchester-Leeds this Y-shaped route will feed only London.

Workers prised grapes from rows trained on Y-shaped trellises, loading them into their baskets, while vehicles weighted with lugs of fresh grapes left the vineyard one by one.

The newly opened airport in Islamabad will handle 15 million passengers a year.The airport is Y-shaped and can handle large planes like the Airbus A380, Boeing 747-8 and Airbus A350 XWB.

The Y-shaped airport is set to be the largest airport in the country and designed to facilitate 15 million passengers annually in the first phase which will subsequently increase to 25 million after its gradual expansion.

The Y-shaped airport spans over an area of 4,238 acres of land and it is the first greenfield airport of the country.

Officials added that the new Y-shaped airport spreads over 19 square kilometres with 15 jetties (passenger boarding bridges), including facilities to accommodate two double-decks A380, the world's largest airplane, 15 remote bays and seven remote bays for small aircraft such as ATRs.